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Fields & Applications Clinical

CSI: Breathprint

| Terence Risby, Joachim Pleil

Will the future see crime scene investigators collecting breath samples from potential perpetrators to identify them? In a word: no.

Fields & Applications Environmental

The Analytical Cartoonist

Nick Kim is an analytical environmental chemist by day and analytical artist by night. What makes him tick?

Fields & Applications

HPLC Hits The Big Easy

In May, the 41st International Symposium on High Performance Liquid Phase Separations rolls into New Orleans. Here, we offer our top picks from the preliminary program.

Fields & Applications Mass Spectrometry

Ever-(Redox)Ready

Studies of a cyanobacterium have offered the first glimpse of redox activity in living cells. What does that mean for biofuel production?

Fields & Applications Technology

ANDalyze This

Could a DNA-savvy clean-tech startup disrupt the water analysis market?

Fields & Applications Mass Spectrometry

Analytical Scientist's lunchtime humour

Nick Kim gifts us with his very analytical and amusing view of the world around us.

Fields & Applications

Movie Stars

| Rich Whitworth

To celebrate our first year anniversary, we commissioned a short video that highlights what The Analytical Scientist is all about. And to make things even more exciting, we’re giving away an iPad mini to watch it on.

Fields & Applications Environmental

Analytical Chemists in the Wild West

| Nick Kim

Nick Kim gifts us with his very analytical and amusing view of the world around us.

Fields & Applications Forensics

Who's Fighting The Athlete's Corner

| Douwe de Boer, Herman Ram

Performance-enhancing drug expert Douwe de Boer goes toe-to-toe with the Dutch Doping Authority’s Herman Ram on the big issues in sports doping.

Fields & Applications Spectroscopy

Maintaining Curiosity of Mars

| Rich Whitworth

NASA’s Curiosity Rover recently raised its head (camera) to the night sky to take its first photograph of Earth from the surface of the Red Planet.NASA’s Curiosity Rover recently raised its head (camera) to the night sky to take its first photograph of Earth from the surface of the Red Planet.

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